Peter Moser is amountaineer, mountain guide and mountain athletewith a multifaceted profile, capable of expressing himself at high levels in any mountaineering context. His first ascent at the age of 12 on the Vajolet Towers with his uncle and then a succession ofdozens and dozens of ascentsfirst on the great classic routes of the Dolomites and the Western Alps, then on the more challenging and ambitious itineraries.He became a mountain guide at a very young age, at only twenty years old, shortly after he was called to be part of the athleteHigh Mountain Military Group of the Army Sports Center, a five-year experience that allows him to increase his athletic and mountaineering training, as well as insport climbing and ski mountaineering, his great passion, which he has practiced competitively since he was very young. His resume includes repeats of sport routes even higher than 8c, ascents of major North Faces, hundreds of routes in the Dolomites and throughout the Alps, and numerous first ascents on both rock and ice.
In my work as a mountain guide, I have seen many mountains, but I always gladly return to the Lagorai. Here I find a tranquility, a different atmosphere compared to other valleys.
